Constangy partner Cara Crotty shared thoughts with SHRM on why disparate impact remains a substantial legal risk as federal enforcement priorities shift.
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Should employers change their approach to adverse-impact analysis as federal enforcement priorities shift? Constangy partner Cara Crotty shared her thoughts with SHRM on…
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Constangy
Representation and Resources in Labor, Employment, Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Law
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- Law Practice
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- Atlanta, US
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- 201–500 employees
About Constangy
Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete has more than 250 attorneys across 21 states and the District of Columbia, offering services including the defense of single and multi-plaintiff employment discrimination, harassment and retaliation claims; complex wage and hour litigation; workplace safety; affirmative action compliance; workers’ compensation; ERISA and employee benefits; immigration; labor relations; cybersecurity & data privacy. We are one of the largest labor and employment law practices in the U.S. Constangy holds a national Tier 1 ranking from the U.S. News & World Report/Best Lawyers Best Law Firms survey, and has been called a “go to” law firm by Corporate Counsel and Fortune magazine. Many of our attorneys have been recognized by leading authorities such as Chambers USA®, The Best Lawyers in America® and Martindale-Hubbell. Facebook: www.facebook.com/Constangylaw Blog: http://www.employmentandlaborinsider.com Blog: https://www.constangy.com/constangy-cyber-advisor
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